Microsoft Rolls Out Yet Another Windows 10 Anniversary Preview Update

Unlike what many may have believed, Microsoft is still developing and improving Windows 10 Anniversary Update. Only a few days until the public release of the first major feature upgrade of Windows 10, we are looking at a new update for the OS. Following the release of Windows 10 14393.3, Microsoft has now released Windows 10 Anniversary Update 14393.5 as a cumulative update to Windows Insiders.

Through these last minute cumulative updates, Microsoft is sending some hot fixes to the operating system, ready to be released for public on August 2. If you are a Windows Insider running Windows 10 14393.3, you can now download KB3176927 or 14393.5. Windows 10 Mobile will also get the same cumulative update.

Windows 10 Anniversary Update 14393.5 released

Today’s Windows 10 Anniversary cumulative update includes a handful of fixes that Microsoft has shared in the Feedback Hub announcement.

We have improved reliability and performance of Microsoft Edge with AdBlock and LastPass extensions enabled. These extensions should continue to work after installing other extension updates from the Store.

We fixed an issue causing battery to drain due to runaway CPU processes while a device is idle. We also fixed a battery life issue due to the proximity sensor always running on some devices.

We fixed an issue causing Store apps to stop launching due to a licensing issue.
We have fixed an issue that results in Windows Updates being delayed on systems with Connected Standby.

We fixed an issue where the Korean IME would not have the correct composition on some custom TSF3 edit controls on PC.

We fixed an issue where you might not be able to type in text into Search or some Store apps without having to restart the process.

We have fixed an issue where keyboard input on some Windows tablet devices would not rotate to landscape normally.

If you are on 14393, you should be able to download today’s cumulative update via Windows Update. Don’t forget to share your thoughts about the upcoming version of Windows 10 with us.